Devils731
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where are we at, season-wise? last i heard they were aiming for january i think
As if they heard you.
where are we at, season-wise? last i heard they were aiming for january i think
As if they heard you.
lol...interesting. i figured after the NBA announcement, the NHL would have to weigh in. but with cases exploding in a record setting way here in the US, they're going to have to tread very carefully. i need to watch some devils hockey
A proven public vaccine wouldn't be available to the public at least till the middle of next year. Even then, high-risk individuals would be the priority. End of next year is more likely.If the cases keep increasing this much we may have all gotten it by January 1. More seriously, I am seeing some reporting that a vaccine or two may start becoming available at the end of the year. That would be fantastic.
A proven public vaccine wouldn't be available to the public at least till the middle of next year. Even then, high-risk individuals would be the priority. End of next year is more likely.
They also want one that’s more than 50% effective; plus how often to re-vaccinate is to be determined. They obviously don’t know how long the vaccinated immunity will last. It seems there’s data that the immunity you get even from having it may not be permanent. There was also talk yesterday in the press of a nasal spray developed that promises to block transmission via the nose. So things are developing but there are questions that won’t be answered in a month or two. My guess? This time next year we will be looking down the other slope of the hill. But there’s no rational basis for saying this. Clearly we are in for a shit show over the next couple months.It's all just reporting right now and who knows. You may be right. Hopefully it's sooner rather than later.
They also want one that’s more than 50% effective; plus how often to re-vaccinate is to be determined. They obviously don’t know how long the vaccinated immunity will last. It seems there’s data that the immunity you get even from having it may not be permanent. There was also talk yesterday in the press of a nasal spray developed that promises to block transmission via the nose. So things are developing but there are questions that won’t be answered in a month or two. My guess? This time next year we will be looking down the other slope of the hill. But there’s no rational basis for saying this. Clearly we are in for a shit show over the next couple months.
I think you hit it actually, and that this is both the way it’s going and how it’s going to go. Improvement simultaneously on all of these axes. Until people reach the point where they begin behaving more normally.If they could just develop some treatments to help the scary bad castes effectively they could at least start a responsible return to some sort of normal while a good vaccine finishes up. If they could get the vaccine to a flu style vaccine where you can still get it but it won’t be severe that’s a start. No reason the first vaccine has to be the final one.
Vaccine side effect - one may become a New Jersey Devils fan at random
PODCAST: Bobby Holik Shares Lesson's Learned of a Life in Hockey
Latest Devils podcast is with good ol' Herf, Bobby Holik. He gives some hilarious insight on his personality and how he was ultra serious about playing and inability to tolerate his teammates at times.
Loved Bobby, truly one of a kind.
Just a great player and an interesting guy. Burke and Weinrich were a big part of our team, but we might not win those cups if not for Bobby. Huge face-off wins, grit and just a heavy player in all zones - and a pest like Claude with a big heavy shot and great hockey sense.
I don't doubt Conte thought he was picking Holik 2.0 in Zacha.
I think you hit it actually, and that this is both the way it’s going and how it’s going to go. Improvement simultaneously on all of these axes. Until people reach the point where they begin behaving more normally.
I thought Holik's best point in the podcast was that GMs today pick 'sheep' that are easier control, whereas Lou looked for characters and tried to channel Claude, Gomer, Stevens etc... to be great.
I think you're right about Zacha - but we haven't seen any personality yet.
Reminded me of one of my favorite interviews of his, after scoring a goal off his face and saying thankfully Mike Mottau was shooting it and he can't hurt a fly with it.
Reminded me of one of my favorite interviews of his, after scoring a goal off his face and saying thankfully Mike Mottau was shooting it and he can't hurt a fly with it.